A federal grand jury declined to indict a group of Democratic lawmakers who posted a video urging servicemembers to refuse to carry out illegal orders.
Public universities don’t get to pick which political viewpoints are safe to express. But administrators at two major universities are trying to do just that.
A new poll finds that while Americans are apprehensive about the rise of artificial intelligence, they overwhelmingly believe that legislators should protect freedom of speech when crafting AI legislation
The Federal Trade Commission has unconstitutionally used its broad regulatory powers to attack NewsGuard, a private news organization, because it doesn’t like its news ratings.
Minnesota’s anti-ICE protests have become a First Amendment stress test — showing what speech is protected, what isn’t, and how power abuses blur in real time.
After Alex Pretti's death at the hands of Border Patrol, officials have rushed to brand him a terrorist. But the real danger here is not violent dissent. It’s hostility to the First Amendment.
